Phoenix Contact’s new universal temperature transducers belonging to the MACX Analog family of isolating amplifiers can be freely programmed using FDT/DTM configuration software. Just one device type covers a wide range of applications. The devices are certified corresponding to current ATEX and IECEx standards for installation in hazardous zone 2 and for Ex-i circuits up to hazardous zones 0 (gas) and 20 (dust) and offer a high degree of safety. They are on show in Hall 5, Stand G27.
For more information contact Wanette van der Westhuizen, Phoenix Contact, +27 (0)11 801 8236, , www.phoenixcontact.co.za
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